PERTINENT LABORATORY DATA: EKG is within normal limits. The patient had a CT of the abdomen, which showed no evidence of any acute abnormality. There was prominence of the Wirsung duct of the pancreas. CT of the pelvis was normal. Ultrasound of the abdomen showed enlarged spleen, although the pancreas was slightly hyperechoic. Admitting CBC showed a hematocrit of 42, discharge hematocrit was 34. Admitting white count was 6300, discharge white count was 2600. Admitting platelet count was 64,000, discharge platelet count was 68,000. Admitting comprehensive metabolic profile showed serum sodium decreased to 127. The glucose was elevated to 176. The albumin was decreased to 2.3. Alkaline phosphatase was elevated to 192. SGPT elevated to 106. SGOT 107. The day prior to discharge, the patient's liver function tests were relatively same. The bilirubin was elevated to 2.9, normal is 1.5. Direct bilirubin was 2.3, normal is 0.3. Serum sodium had improved to 132. On the day of discharge, CD4 count was done and it was low at 25.8, normal is 36-60. CD8 count was elevated to 60.1, normal is up to 36. CD3 count was elevated to 88, normal is up to 86.

LABORATORY DATA: On admission showed an elevated white count of 15, H&H that was stable with a slightly elevated platelet count of 371, probably secondary to anticoagulation. By discharge, the patient's CBC showed a white count of 7.1 with hemoglobin 10.4, hematocrit 31.5, and platelets were 254. PT/INR remained normal. Chemistry profile on admission only showed an elevated glucose of 137, no other abnormalities. By discharge, the patient's chemistry profile still showed a slightly elevated glucose of 106. The patient also had magnesium levels that were normal. Her fasting lipid panel was within normal limits. Her BNP was slightly elevated at 825. Urinalysis on admission was normal. Culture showed positive Candida albicans greater than 100,000. Her repeat clean-catch urine showed no growth.

LABORATORY DATA: TSH 0.9, glucose 133, RPR was nonreactive, and hematology was unremarkable. Chemistry profile was abnormal for glucose of 142. Urine toxicology was positive for benzodiazepines and cannabis. Urinalysis was remarkable for 4+ glucose.

LABORATORY DATA: TSH 1.4. RPR nonreactive. CBC was within normal range. Chemistry profile was normal, except for an SGOT of 53. Acetaminophen level on admission was 115.8 and salicylate was 20.3. Toxicology screen was positive for THC. Urinalysis was negative.

LABORATORY DATA: Shows sodium of 140, potassium of 2.6, BUN 10, creatinine 0.7, hemoglobin 14, and hematocrit 43. Head CT without contrast shows a lacuna on the right pons-mesencephalon junction, intermediate in age. Old lacunaes are present in the basal ganglia. There is a deformity in the anterior right pons-mesencephalon junction. These may be because of a very difficult to see epidermoid.

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